
Karin N. answered 03/27/19
Let's start with your first German or Swiss German lesson.
Hello,
Irgendwie habe ich noch die Kurve gekriegt or
Irgendwie habe ich es noch geschafft.
German expression.
Somehow I managed to do it.
Karin N. answered 03/27/19
Let's start with your first German or Swiss German lesson.
Hello,
Irgendwie habe ich noch die Kurve gekriegt or
Irgendwie habe ich es noch geschafft.
German expression.
Somehow I managed to do it.
Michael W. answered 03/14/19
Ph.D. Tutor: College Level Chemistry / Organic Chemistry / Math + more
the literal translation would be "to get the curve" or "get the lane" which means (slightly better) to "stay in the lane". You use this for example when you haven't reached your potential yet, like you're not doing as good as you'd expect, but you're hoping to get there eventually.
So he expressed that his chess skills weren't yet as good as he hoped to be, on that given day, but that he wanted to get better eventually
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